The EOS-5D Mark IV is Canon's most anticipated pro camera after the EOS-1D X Mark II because it promises a continuation of the highly successful EOS-5D line into a new decade. My latest information points to the camera coming with dual card slots - CFast 2.0 and the newer SDXC UHS-II, but it may also come with the CF and SD memory slots, like the Mark III.
There is supposedly a leaked image of the camera. In it, one can see a different pentaprism on top of the camera but the Mark IV lettering below the 5D makes me doubt the photo is real. It is possible and I am trying to get more information through my sources.
Canon is trying to keep the Mark IV's list price as close to the Mark III ($3,499) as possible but the appreciation of the Yen is making it very difficult for them. The EOS-5D Mark IV will be announced on August 25, in time for the Photokina Show in Cologne, Germany on September 20.
Below are the latest specs I have on the upcoming camera. I place a 50% chance the sensor and processor will be 30MP and DIGIC 7. Keep checking back. I am trying to confirm the specs below as the announcement is approaching.
- New 30MP sensor (28MP possible)
- DIGIC 7 Processor (Dual DIGIC 6 possible)
- Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology
- ISO 100 - 51200 with expanded capability to 204800
- 61 point AF system (same as EOS-1D X Mark II)
- Red AF points in AI Servo (same as EOS-1D X Mark II)
- Burst rate of 7 to 9 fps. Most probably 7 fps
- Comes with WiFi and GPS
- Canon Log and Wide DR gamut
- Equipped with SDXC UHS-II and CF memory slots
- Improved material and ergonomics. Slightly lighter
- Touch screen capability to catch up with Nikon
- 4K video, slightly exceeding EOS-1D X Mark II's capability
- 24/30 fps @ 4K
- 60 fps @ 1080p
- 120 fps @ 720p
- New Battery Grip - BG-E20
- New Battery - LP-E20
- EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II offered as a kit with camera
- Announcement date - August 25, 2016
- List price - between $3,299 and $3,499 in the U.S.
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